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Anthony Joshua to fight Daniel Dubois for IBF title at Wembley Stadium on 21 September
All-British heavyweight fight for IBF world title
Oleksandr Usyk no longer undisputed champion & says belt is "present" for Joshua and Dubois
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An all-British clash between Daniel Dubois and Anthony Joshua for the IBF heavyweight title at Wembley Stadium - fights don't come much bigger than that.
You can read more on that, with analysis from our colleague Kal Sajad who was at today's news conference, here.
Anthony Joshua still wants to fight Tyson Fury, but says he won't wait around forever.
"It’s a fight that’s been brewing for a long time. I can’t wait until I’m 50 to fight Fury, because I would have had so many wars. I’m not going to sit around and wait," Joshua told BBC Sport.
"This is my 13th world title fight, probably my seventh or sixth world champion fighter I am fighting. I am ready, I would love to fight Fury, but I am not waiting around much longer. I’ve been waiting around. I’ve been chasing it.
"I’ve signed to fight Fury, I’ve signed to fight Wilder before. Now I’m having to go down the path of fighting other good fighters. Let’s just get the fight on while we’re fresh. How many wars to I have to have before I get to Fury?"
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A lot can be made of a face-off - what do you think?
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Image source, ReutersFor those of you wondering from our earlier question of who would Anthony Joshua join in the three-time heavyweight world champion club...
It's an elite group of fighters!
BBC Sport's Ade Adedoyin caught up with Anthony Joshua earlier today, where he spoke about his IBF heavyweight title fight against Daniel Dubois, a potential bout with Tyson Fury and more.
You can watch the interview below.
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Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn is targeting an undisputed title bout for his fighter Anthony Joshua if he beats Daniel Dubois.
Hearn: "As a team we have a plan, a vision. We've always believed he will be undisputed champion, we don’t see anybody in the division beating him."
"So we've had a dream, we've been manifesting the undisputed champion and that is what’s going to happen. Anthony's going to win this fight and then he’s going to beat the winner of Fury and Usyk. I can see it, I can smell it, I can breathe it."
Here come Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois for their face off as sparklers light up the front of the stage.
Both are stern-faced, staring into each others eyes. In contrast, Eddie Hearn can be seen beaming in shot in the background.
It's Dubois who breaks eye contact first, turning to the audience and raising his fist, before Joshua follows suit.
All very respectful.
Image source, PA MediaWe’ve just seen the fighters on the undercard face off and there’s a short delay before Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois square up, with what looks like a short presentation and photo opportunity on stage.
All very cordial between the undercard fighters so far. The main event up next.
We now we have the face-offs...
And now Anthony Joshua…
"Next man up, congratulations to Daniel for winning his last fight, but we’re here now. I went out to watch his last fight, it was a good fight between the two of them and I picked Dubois to win as well. He came through, we’re here and Dubois has been on my mind for a while, and he will be for the next 12 weeks."
"[Dubois' name] isn't like the way they mention Fury or Wilder, but I’m not silly either. I know the game, we’re in the wild, we’re a pack of lions, I can’t just focus on them two I’ve got to keep my eyes peeled. Whoever it was I’d be ready to fight but obviously it’s Daniel now.
"I feel fresh. But I don’t drink, I don’t smoke, that’s my only advice. Thank god I don’t get into antics outside of boxing. I use boxing to keep me on the straight and narrow. It doesn’t matter [the ages] we’re in peak condition, age is just a number."
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Kal Sajad
BBC Sport journalist at OVO Arena, Wembley
Boxing is a funny old sport. More than three and a half years ago, Daniel Dubois was written off by many as a hype job after a 10th round stoppage loss to Joe Joyce.
Some will feel a little irked that Dubois has been handed a world title without a punch being thrown. That’s not strictly true, he earned the title by winning the ‘interim’ IBF title against Hrgovic.
Having said that, a world title should be won in the ring and on the night. It would have made sense to just make this fight for the vacant title.
Here’s Daniel Dubois...
"Yeah it feels different. I would have loved to win [the IBF belt] on the night in my last fight but here we are, I’m blessed, we keep going."
"I’m learning more about myself, a fighter, a person, coming through the darkness, going into the light and going into the future. I’m really up for this, I'm ready to go.
"I’m aiming to be the best. AJ has been the king for a long time but on the night I need to be the king slayer. That’s the goal, the mission I have, so let’s go.
"I’m ready to let my fists do the talking. I’m 100% ready to go, focussed and to train like a beast."
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Anthony Joshua waits for his turn to speak...
Image source, PA MediaIt's Queensberry v Matchroom, Frank Warren v Eddie Hearn all over again.
Queensberry smashed Matchroom 5-0 in their 5v5 card earlier this month.
Can Anthony Joshua restore some pride?
Image source, Getty ImagesDaniel Dubois' trainer Don Charles and Anthony Joshua's trainer Ben Davison are speaking before the heavyweights:
Charles: "We’ve been together for 12 months, people have to remember that, what we’ve done in that period, there’s so much development and growth to come, so what he’s done in the last 12 months is unthinkable, and we’re just getting started.
"Whether it’s a good or bad experience you learn from them, obviously we’re disappointed by the outcome with Usyk. But we learn from the situation."
Davison: "Nothing really [has changed], maybe it’s the ways we articulate what we want him to do, with a game plan he’s as good as it gets when it comes to executing."
Saudi Arabia's involvement has changed the face of boxing over the last 12 months, with a number of high profile fights taking place in the Kingdom which in recent years likely wouldn't have come to fruition.
Rival boxing promotors have started working together but critics have pointed to a "flat" atmosphere in Saudi Arabia - perhaps in part encouraging the shift to London for Daniel Dubois and Anthony Joshua's fight.
With ongoing allegations of 'sportswashing' directed at the nation added to the mix, BBC Sport explored the impact of the Saudi boxing takeover and what it has meant for the fight game here.
Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois are about to speak...
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